Goal UK Chief Editor Sam Lyon puts his neck on the line with his match predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

Arsenal travels to face in-form Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, with Manuel Pellegrini's men having won all seven of their home games, scoring 29 goals and conceding just twice.

The Gunners slipped to defeat against Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday, and were held to a draw by Everton last Sunday as they aimed to go seven points clear at the top of the table.

Majestic Milner | The midfielder scored twice and assisted a third in a 3-2 win over Bayern

But they remain five points clear of Liverpool and Chelsea at the top of the table and can send another statement of intent by coming away from the Etihad with at least a point.

Aaron Ramsey is expected to return the starting lineup after coming on as a substitute in Naples, while Manuel Pellegrini once more has a choice to make between Joe Hart and Costel Pantilimon in goal.

Below-par Blues | Chelsea has conceded six goals in its last two games

Chelsea will be keen to keep pace with Arsenal after Oussama Assaidi's injury-time winner gave Stoke City a shock win over Jose Mourinho's side last time out.

The Portuguese admitted after the game that his team was "in trouble", before expressing concern over a Blues defense which has already conceded 17 times this season - two more than during his entire debut term in charge in 2004-05.

The club faces a Crystal Palace side which appears to have grown in confidence since Tony Pulis' appointment, having won back-to-back games for the first time this season, but still occupies one of the three relegation spots.

King Luis | Suarez has scored six goals in his last two games

The final game of the weekend sees Tottenham host Liverpool at White Hart Lane.

Spurs have also enjoyed an upturn in form following two come-from-behind away wins on the trot, while the visiting side has notched nine times in the past two outings and has scored more than twice as many as Sunday's opponent.

Both sides have injury concerns, though, with Jan Vertonghen missing for Spurs and Steven Gerrard ruled out for up to six weeks.

For all of this weekend's fixtures and predictions, not to mention where we see the matches being won and lost, check out the video at the top of the page!